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+ +libraries;organizing +libraries;containers +modules;organizing +copying;modules +adding libraries +deleting;libraries/modules/dialogs +dialogs;organizing +moving;modules +organizing;modules/libraries/dialogs +renaming modules and dialogs +

Organizing Libraries and Modules +

Basic Libraries Containers

+%PRODUCTNAME Basic libraries can be stored in 3 different containers: + + + Application Macros: libraries stored in this container are available for all users of the computer and are managed by the computer administrator. The container is located in the %PRODUCTNAME installation directory. + + + My Macros: libraries stored in this container are available to all documents of your user. The container is located in the user profile area and is not accessible by another user. + + + Document: libraries stored in the document container are only available for the document and are accessible only when the document is open. You cannot access macros of a document from another document. + + +To access macros stored in libraries of Application Macros or My Macros from another container, including the document container, use the GlobalScope specifier. +

Organizing Libraries

Creating a New Library

Import a Library

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the Libraries tab. + + +Select to where you want to import the library in the Location list. If you select Application Macros & Dialogs, the library will belong to the $[officename] application and will be available for all documents. If you select a document the library will be imported to this document and only available from there. + + +Click Import... and select an external library to import. + + +Select all libraries to be imported in the Import Libraries dialog. The dialog displays all libraries that are contained in the selected file. + + +If you want to insert the library as a reference only check the Insert as reference (read-only) box. Read-only libraries are fully functional but cannot be modified in the Basic IDE. + + +Check the Replace existing libraries box if you want existing libraries of the same name to be overwritten. + + +Click OK to import the library. + + +

Export a Library

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the Libraries tab. + + +In the Location list you specify where your library is stored. Select the library that you want to export. Note that you cannot export the Standard library. + + +Click Export... + + +Choose whether you want to export the library as an extension or as a BASIC library. + + +Click OK. + + +Select where you want your library exported. + + +Click Save to export the library. + + +

Deleting a Library

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the Libraries tab. + + +Select the library to be deleted from the list. + + +Click Delete. + + + + +Deleting a library permanently deletes all existing modules and corresponding procedures and functions. + + +You cannot delete the default library named "Standard". + + +If you delete a library that was inserted as reference only the reference is deleted but not the library itself. + + +

Organizing Modules and Dialogs

Creating a New Module or Dialog

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the Modules tab or the Dialogs tab. + + +Select the library where the module will be inserted and click New. + + +Enter a name for the module or the dialog and click OK. + + +

Renaming a Module or Dialog

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the module to be renamed twice, with a pause between the clicks. Enter the new name. +In the Basic IDE, right-click the name of the module or dialog in the tabs at the bottom of the screen, choose Rename and type in the new name. + + +Press Enter to confirm your changes. + + +

Deleting a Module or Dialog

+ + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +Click the Modules tab or the Dialogs tab. + + +Select the module or dialog to be deleted from the list. Double-click an entry to reveal sub-entries, if required. + + +Click Delete. + + +Deleting a module permanently deletes all existing procedures and functions in that module. +

Organizing Projects among Documents or Templates

Moving or copying modules between documents, templates and the application.

+ + +Open all documents or templates among which you want to move or copy the modules or dialogs. + + +Choose Tools - Macros - Organize Macros - %PRODUCTNAME Basic and click Organizer or click the Select Module icon in the Basic IDE to open the Macro Organizer dialog. + + +To move a module or dialog to another document, click the corresponding object in the list and drag it to the desired position. A horizontal line indicates the target position of the current object while dragging. Hold the CommandCtrl key while dragging to copy the object instead of moving it. + + + + -- cgit v1.2.3